WHu'e "1:111: AND mi.
111 not: 1111111 at the seat or 11111 iron-
39 room tbs sauna.
, 9,
9UP! LAXATIVE COLD TABLET!
cu‘r‘a‘ recent colds in tweuiniour hours
8 11! 90. d nHver disappoints
Henry Godlcy has returned from a
trip to New Bombshlre.
Miss 'Ethel Parmeice has
the Danbury N'rmnl School.
Mr and Mrs. Mentziuger and Miss
Monarch or Brooklyn spent 81111118.
and Labor Day with Mrs. ’l‘wiss. y
5,,Miss Ethel Glover, of Winfield street
is visiting in Danbury.
' has been visiting friends here
, liaurs, Miss Wisschuscn an
:41 Hole A. Clark son or Dr. Homer
Clark, has returned home from Nlan-
tic, where he has been visiting
M ‘
1G. llérbert Mead and Leslie Gorham
are away on a trip up the Hudson Ri-
vcr and thence to Niagara Falls.
,,-——-Cake and cream sale. Thursday
Mteruoon and evening, Christ Parish
roams, Van Z mdt street.
\—-——-———_—_
Laura Sweeney, the little daughter
Richard W. Sweeney, is ill with t)-
old i‘ever. She only has a very
ht attack of the fever, however.
Rev James W. Davis has returned
home from his vacation
each every Sunday this month. He
as been visiting in New Hampshire
91nd Massachusetts.
l l ————-—-—._——-_
‘. The lschoda Club float has been re-
moved and is moored north of the
Midge. This was rendered necessary
as the pile driver is to strengthen the
building somewhat
, W
.N. S Ferguson, the well known voca-
list of this place, Was one of the ar
tlsts, Labor Day, at the smoker given
by the Norwalk Yacht Club. Mr.
Kermit-1011's selections were much on-
loved. Arthur N Paddock of this
lilace was the piano accompanist
11.H HLouls Schoonmnkcr, George Hopkins
and William J Welseit attended the
annual Clambake of the Bachelors lub
pi Danbuiy in Shelmnn‘s Hall that
”city. They were elected honorary
members of the o1‘.ganization Richard
Fitzsimmons was selected president
Harry Louusbur'y, secretary and
George Hitchcock treasurer with Ed-
ward Fi'lewald sergeant: .11 arms
DAEIEN AND NOROTON.
1. William Fleming
vcek’ s vacation.
is enjoying 11
lrchorge Chatldcrton and George
Smith are away for a week's cruise on
Mr. Smith's boat
(Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bearmsc .lr.,
have returned from a vacation trip to
the Cotskill- mountains.
llncolicd for letters in the Dorian
posi-oiilcc lhls9wcck are to . W. Wil
Will Fon~
hing.
Mrs, Mary A. Anderson of Falrwiicld
has recently purrhascd a lot from Dr
Noxou in the center of the town and
will build on it.
'i‘hc Illackhauds vs. the Murrnys
formed an interesting baseball event.
of Labor Day in Dor'lcn ’i‘lio Black-
hunds won by a score of thirty cup to
thirteen
Mrs. Robert Arucil and Miss Vcrnn
McDonald, who have been spending this
luuuucr with Mr and Mrs. 8.1“
lon, lmvc 1"ctuinod to their homo in
Ontario, Canada.
l l
. lI‘Jlo ,Kuowltou lr‘lio 11nd Drum Corps
accompanied the “chem Union, of
llrldgcnori, in tho Labor Day parado in
that city. The corps was a crcdlt to
the town or Durlcnnnd rocclvod much
Inoi'llcd applause.
Mrs. Gcrrot Smith, of Dorian. hua
bouéht Tho Lcdcos. at l‘ukcnoko. ill.
Hopo Norton lllltl commoncod buildlnlz
operations on tho tract of twuuty- six
acres which ho bought 11 low wooks
wrudlimpluns for tho dcvulonincnt
of tho pliico call for an cxpouditurc
of $160, 000.
Mrs. Mary Waterbury. tho wii'c oi
William Waterbury, oi‘ Ncroion. died
Monday morning in tho Stamford Hos
11111111 internal lroublo for the
rofietw of 1111 ch she undcr'wont. 1111 on
2111111011 051% Moon: ago She was the
dunghtoi‘lsoi Patrick Hickey of How-
Dorian, won 950
thotursmufltomlord. 111111 aside 1mm
her husband, 111 survived by six chil-
dren. This funornl was held from St.
John' 11 Church, Nordton. this morning.
Jack l‘
Labor. , horse. won 11 race
on t ' £1!er a horse owned
by 11111. if)?” :0! Stamford
and (iris/on by Joe Wusslng. 'i‘lwrc
& 3mm! 11 mile each the
go Gram hour mil-odor. a place.
“lawman from at the il‘oolt liar
' ‘ Hazlett}! owns. The
M Warring:
HM“ also
entered
and will .
Hi-l'rg crt
gloat. irof‘li‘andlga him wo l
and in the hold two boats. John Mo
Nally drovc. 99 9 ,
9 "~,...
holes to count. Oli‘ho ,t'e‘sul ll' ‘
Mo m, 94 lid, 110:1... C Green 78.16
88. .ilmes Hoyt Knapn.80,16. 64H; P
N. Knapp, 85, 20. 66; H..L Woodbury
81,16,615; Schuyler Merritt, 82, 17.
65: C. S. Selleclt. 77.. 11, 66; ind". H0 t
Doty, 80. 14. 66; MG. 13111-ch11. .71.. 9Q
12, 68; W11: litlqu, 139,12 1111; 11;.
111 llllléhart,.lr., 79 11.681W N Tra-
vis, 91,23,138; E. F. Scofleld, 86, 17,
69; F. A. Lockwood. 81'), 15. 70; K. W.
Mansfield. 88, is. 70: Dr. Gerret Smith,
82,10,72; D ’i‘,‘. Woodbury, 88, 16, 72'
F. L. Scofleld; Jr. 82, 9.78: .
Doty'. 98. 24, 74: A S.Pltt,86,11,74;
Henry Cape. 113, 18 95.
Rowav'rou. ' 9
W
Mrs William 511191.51 the West
has rented one of her houses to
Side
South Norwalk parties
”M
Miss Florence Raymond 01' Roway-
ton has returned home from n
and Dnnburuy
Miss Florence Raymond 01‘ the West
Side Rowayton will begin her duties
as teachers in 011‘s of New Britain's
large graded schools, on Monday, Sep-
tember 9th
First Lieutenant Charles H Onlms,
or this place arrived home Monday
from Camp Pcrrv Ohio, where he went
with the Connecticut National Guard
Riile Team.
Miss lSthel and John Ferris who:
have been spending .thc. summation
Bell island. have returned to Passaic.
N. J., whero they resumed their school
studies, yesterday.
Work on the new bungalow which nity.
Mrs Wilhnm Stevens is having erectu‘ prompt. rtcilon o the OWllel'll assisted
ed on the West Side, is progressing by a low olhois who happened to be
rapidly, and it will be completed in it: in the 1iciuity the buildings Were sav-
Scott & Grant have the od.
tow weeks.
conti act.
The pump at the Rowuylou water
New Havoc
and Hartford Railroad Company was scr'iousl) ill for several days.
station of the New York;
shut. down again lust night, as all the
water that could be was planned out
of Chusmnr" s pond. Trains had to
Hlte pond in Wont Nor walk and 1111s
ing last night a supply of water in
storage there was let down and ell-2
glues are again using tho scoops there.
Gone but
Cote, of Glonbioolt.
the lesidencc of James W.
there, until August. .11.
Mrs Dora Simona. who is Mr. Mluor‘s
mother in law i’olt ill and lay down
Minor,
. , ll
She asked Cote. to put bur watch away fitfifi‘g Mr. 1111} mm W 13. Hi in
platinum; Ihe hung it about his mold; .
1111 as or lirs. Simons if it didnt .. r > ~
look cute there Proscully he left: Mir-.1». Gwrgio Banks ‘0‘“de m
the house. lie did not. return on Sun--
day, and their Mrs. Simona invostlmtt.
lug. found that lwr' watch and $4. 1 Word
' missing.
l-lcr' sou-lu-law told the no;
ilcc in Stamford. .
scholars {1' cm the
The
and will attend Iiilzh $1 bonl this your
arm Lona Oarkcs, Rosa Shillin, Flor-
oncc Moore Ellen lamcs, .lcssio (dose
Mildred ’i‘hicl. May 'i‘uc,lr (trace Pun
hell and William Lurch.
High School arc: Sanford Wicks. Mill;
Jorlo Mills, .leunic Dul'ault,
Ambler. James Dayton and Marginal:
ltc Jennings.
third year are:
otby Raymond Charles Potty.
altcnrilug lilgh School for tho
and last your arc: Gertrude Closo
lrcne Lynch, Susan Raymond 11nd Cor-
nclln Brown.
A Sailor- Song.
i wanted to be 11 sailor.
’l‘o climb the ladrlr-r's high.
To frolic and loop o’er iho ln'iuy dccp
Ana sing 'ucath the azure sky.
ln folly I went to the sun:
And. now in the roaring gale.
'Mldst a sickening molloh (12‘ n rout
loss ocean. '
l worm with the waves and 1 wall.
For when the storm is raging,
And the vessel bulls sou saw,
'From work l’d abstain, but i dare not “m“, Anion Sound Bunch,
refrain,
For 1 four tho maritime law.
So i swoop and scrub and bustle
At evcryoun's' back and command;
A1111 with all my'oudeuvor i vow i
shall never
'Aguln ionvotho, door 0 ' land.
B. ELLIOTT B RNARD.
Wusrron'r.
W
Miss Grace Roucrs oniortaiuod 11
11v irlsuds on Thursday evening.
m
.iohn Carlson. Jr.. hos taken a posi-
tion In New Jersey Iorthc winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Clursncc Shifted huvo ms 11nd 8119W1'11'c 81111111111 llnlcrmcycr 11.
Mon recent guests oi! iricuds in Nor I
walk.
. , ._ 9 I
1111‘... minor 9111.111 York city is the Guilds of Nomton. not, second in bull
11.11 Sherwood of 8mm terriers. M11111 Evolyrr Crlmmlnn Arno:
about of M rs
street. . . r
Friends from out or town bro visit-
lug Miss lli‘dnn and Marjorie Doors of 11 11.1111 'l‘srt and
Wright strout. . 1~ '
Mrs. 11.
111 Corona Beach .
Mr. sud Mrs. (launch 11111
T119 i‘ltll competition season was in-
hugurnted at Wee Burn, Monday, with
a 36-hole handicap. modal play. for
Handicap Committee nutrient-«liofitQC 18
visit
with friends in Georgetown, Ridgcfleld
get
water in South Nor walk and Slam-1 1:15)? few dnyu with Mrs M E (10d
”'.rord Word was telcphoned to thof‘
not forgotten is Joseph”
Ho boarded at
011 that data.
Rounvion 1,. ,tl i \ \v
public school who graduated last full 1 r sister. Mrs i\1 rot 111. He ill, of
h 'l‘ho scholv‘
ars w o figmduntcd two years ago 11nd c
will continue in lllf‘li‘ second your at hard work on 111
1'1ch attending for tho
Russell ’i‘homcs Dm-
lit. with a number of
out or town vtr ends spent last week
j,“
' “11111 on
a way. have been entertaining their
a‘ugbtor. Mrs. Frank Edwards.
luttsvillo.
lib-roll Augur and i'amily of
bridge, arc vlisltlug bls‘ grand
Mriicl 11111111 '1,” 111111 other friends on
6011111091 allot) .111 ,9, 9 9
Andrew kr uuohek oi' Norwrrllr
who hits ior‘ some time been confined
9 lit the Westnoi‘t 4.111111119111111. has been
taken to 11111111991111.
W 9
The tau and lawn party given by
the small children of the M l1) Church
on the lawn opposite the residence of
filler"! Kulnbot' was a decided success
Mrs. George W. Burr, oi Bedding,
. and Mrs. G. O. Flatt. of Norwalk.
spent a tow days last week at 00111110
, beach and called on friends in
1 fNWllr
M“ ‘ mm
The luudhy school of tho W’dstuort
MHE Ghnrch gods :1. peddicr's parade
Thursday afternoon and evening in the
field opposite Shorll’i‘ Kemper" s rcsl-H
deuce.
,W
Mrs. Wynne of lli'oolth 11 is visiting
her daughter at the host. Her little
grandson. I’lllll Alwuin. who has boon
very sink is now improving under tho
skillful care of Dr. Nolan. '
131.11.111.41 Williams of S.111gat..rrck
hns received on otter of a lucrative
position in a dental office in New
York and has gone to that city to
make the final urrungcnrcuts for 111:-
ceptance. 9
The Sunday school oi the Noriicld
Congregational church Woslon, hold
their annual picnic at 00111110 llcncll
Thursday. A11g113t'.l.il.~A number of
their Wilton l’l'icuds jolncd the. party
and was healthy 19911111111011. 9
The remains of Miss .liilin Driscoll 11
iormer resident of Weatpot't, were
brought to Saugaiuclt on the 9:57
train Monday: August 26. Funeral sr'r'
Vices Were held lit the Church of the
Assumption and 11 high requiem mass
was celebrated.
Several cottages near the old mill‘
at. Compo came near being destroyed
in fire Thursday afternoon by boys
setting fire to some grass in the vici-
it Was hi l1 title.1lnd by tho
WESTON.
l W"
Mrs Vandr'r'bilt Godircy bus bcon
Miss l. izzlc Adams has been spcnrl
Roy. J D Long occupied the pul-
l pit of thc Congregational Clrurrh on
§i8rrnday mor.ning
Miss Arum Banks and Miss Robert
son of Bayonne. N. ..l",‘w1’r‘1"o‘gucsis
Monday of. Miss Myra Burimitt
Churlcs Faulhabcr lrns returned
from 11 few days‘ visit with his grand
Greenfield on Sunday alter a. visit of
several days with her broiher,F1'crlH
.'crick llanlts- and family.
Miss Louise Coley has purchased a
-‘ largo tract of 87 acres of land located
in Weston and onvtly in Woetport, of
North Stonington.
A largo out building on the prom-
. lscs of John Colcnmu was dosirovorl
by fire on Saturday evening about 9
, ltldgoiicld, was‘toriunntely making a ,
‘ cullot. the some than at, tho Hur'lbuit
[residence and xttlsnded to Mrs. Hurt
butt's ppiniul injuries,
1 l ’1. _
cocci-row A success.
WW
Large and Cluiiy Entries in the Com
petition for ,Priscn. ,
llcsplto the loci 1111.1 tho snoop don
trials word not. so arriilsiuctOry all could
bu (chirod, tbc first bunch show of
tho l1‘uirl’iold County Konrrcl (‘lub at
Saturday.
fruoro than came up to oxpcctuloinu of
tho 11111nulzcu111nt,-
'l‘hcro was a pretty lurgc and classy
cntr'y Hot“ dogs and the competition
was keen in many of tho clnsscs. Murry
or lhu owners showml their dogs in j
[lili‘ililil among them being Miss Evo-
lyn (lrinnniuu. 11nd hcr ln'oihcr Cyril
Crinunius, Mrs F‘cnstccror, 11nd Pr-lrr
cos do Montylou. Wlillu'm 0. Robin-
icllcr was prcscnt, but did not on
tor the ring. lilo dogs were hundlcd
by doc 9,i.cwls his iruincr. .l. Piurpoui
Mor'gun‘ 11 dogs were lurudlod by 1111111
John I). (lrlmnilus won an lnicrnstod
spectator. ' ‘5
llr'lur Knoll owrwd by Frederick R.
no. got a ilrst in the toy bulin'torrlorn
nap on. Misti Winifred Dolaflcld of No
rtuu cor-9.9191 «11111911111111 with no
radio in the Scot-
! tish tori-leis novice tor dogs.
in the (limit Dunes limit for dogs,
but titling 111111 uborg. oi Noroion.
tit E scour: 61111 Dusky Baby.
which. mouths rum do; in tho
winners. Dusky Baby had no computi-
.0" m Kennels. which
ill i Grll‘umlns a. son ct
as units success-
11 in some or ‘11 ihéeds, Gianni-ee-
hln Noll sot second inH the novlco
od- bitch holster». third in rho limit bitch
er. lions second in the cash 111111111
“for
Rotators bred in tho Ultimo Stator or
cannon Maud in tho .goueml' 1111911
'W’Mlt‘ class .1111 blrorrllllll- Furriers.
1119112191111. .Kid not iln'os first and a
mound,
firsts, and two thirdil. Glellllreehiu
Dams. u ilr,st (lionbrcchln Forums.
third 11.111.111.111. Dania Fdl'lllml. 9 u
flrnta . .
in tho Cooker Sunniclsdor Rn
vice dogs (l. H, lionloubcelc's Colonel
:1. Stamford dog. got a third and in the
limit olnuo 9fni' black dogs ll. .waa the
reserve. in the open tor block dogsH it
who third. . in the Old English Sheep-
11931111199191. book it Hurts 3111111191111
onlyflhtnll and t 11111111161111: ilrsts and
A .
Mfrfif-V‘W-vw
lma 811961618 ‘1 ‘
iiii'f‘ui ml llnlls
91.9911 1.
9 Eldb‘ tricolwc, 9
.
'Antd Gar ' be .9.
l“ ‘thW, h ‘1! A] “I?“
and achme: ” hop.
Hui mix 3 $,_ 'I’l l
Autorhopllunctcred, iauhnulod Ind
ropslre‘dlrl mus; LImpI. ,Ollo, pry
011111;» wirknPlulI. etc. 111‘s: air
Launche‘ angling, rowan. acclaim,
Tarp-cilia. Touts." 'Awnl I and hill
'- MWASHlNGTO 67..
5' 19.111111111111111. To Motor.
“£91311: Mum. .
dirt: . 11. gr
Fara
J 21
Your fruit will lock nicer if you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
Jar-s, than they will in the old fashion
round shops and green.glnss. The
square ones have lightning tops.
Cruckcry, Glassware. Houseiurnish.
rng ooods.
rs.-
’.'“ I ‘
-
Wnli Papers, and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
m...—
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
sting.
-9—We give tho A 11 H. Green Trad-
Ing Stamps. 11.11111; tham.--
L. H. DECKER
87 Washington street.
Tel. Con. ,' 9 south Norwalk.
..... -M :33.-
"‘1" int tub-Mei M i Mi;
FRANK C.
unlock, the house being suvod by H 9 . .I' 22¢othgoAvnq, ‘5.“ Nomlk'.
purl of the family .
and neighbors. The blaze was a! 110-, 9 9, I: ”-- .N..-. '
Tm cidcuiul origin.- ,9 " ' , ' EVERY LADY? RREOBING CHAN
M wan 11.11 11 11 111 . PLUMBING’ . ' ” i '
1.... am or in W1 0 . .....
walking 11% of tho drlv‘cuiuy at tho; STEAML . " 1
,», maiden hoistiroihcr u- aw, l’iaxlrl .’- '
“103% s. 1111111111111 in 091mm,. on Friday: HOT WATER
fourth (wooing. tell over-11 chain separating 9 AND
. the drive from the sonar 11nd fractur- "
1111 one elbow and also rccclvod sevor'o . ‘ ' '
bruises aboutthe lace and hands. 9. GAS FITTING l;
l-lcr nephew. Dr. William Alluo, oi '
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
anleZinc.
50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk. Conn.
to our way of thinking and 11111111111111
our way of doing business lust 1111 soon
1111 you hnvo made your first visit to
our sloro 11nd «con things. it in iron
ilurt our nyrricm is rllll‘cront from oili-
ors, but inasmuch 1111 no 11111111 an ink
crossing: list, of patrons who are units-
ilori with our goods. our sorvlmmnd
claim that the durable approve or
9 or
business motéd
lot in tho open 11111111. in tho Great
Glcnbrcchln Maud. not two'«H
1111111111 111 i.
I' would 1.. 1111311511 w‘rulu
-- Inovr “11.11.33. piece ”BhudIrd’lrm
' «no Enameled Lavatory. '
. cousin vls‘m Add 11
our prices. we think We may tniriy JOHN
Scrvlcc and Cutslus Up to Date
, Rates 62 per 11111911111 upwind:
"’~ 1. ,r' .i. W1 1'
Stock and Gonoral Information Ticker
«illiiul 9! l ,. ill; [in
Sitiitlliy 0111111115. 75 691113
Tel. 4.88. .
ws Ass AGENTS to}. THE caus-
, . BHArso
‘ DIXON LUBRICANTS
No. 688 for motor vehicle trans-
mission gears.
No. dilator gears oi both automobiles
and motor boats. _ .,- 9.,
No.3 graphite cup grease. .
Those lubricants are considered the
best in the‘ world. ,
F F. liliKWflllll lilill
“Honest Good: at Honest Prices."
39 Wall street. Norvnik.
'8‘
DA VID W. RI! YMDND.
Funeral Dlralitar
and Embalmor.
1! North Mom 82., South NOMIIR
Balloon“. 6 wIIhlnntn or.
, Tole hung at house. 93.
u'?TIiopfiono at office. 336-2;
Miller a. Jordan,
lira! [ii 318 Broken
(lithe, lion’s 111111. Building
\ SOUTH NORWALK. "l
811110th i8i 11111111111
n‘arbespon'r.
1111 11111110111
0n and after Tuesday, January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28.191181 River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday) at A p. m. Freight received
at Norwallt up to 4 p. or and South
Nor-walk up to 6: 30 p.m
. NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
‘Annlng J. Smith, G. c. Hegeman, ‘
Luna. Gonoml Agent
81191111] ale
“tun
Phone 2234.
I snot!
HI" you over ctoppsd to sound-1
how delightfully convonient it would
ho to hove hot and cold running tutor
in your drosnin chumbIr stoop
to: abutment 11 am mm tall»
room? its presence would Ilium you
“Guild“ gdfmllggo 331%3'11‘111. 9111
a W I ‘1 ll
album”; are strictly occipital ill
9911,1111an and
Horace H.111
iUlPl-UI' Alllb 'HG
0179mm. m
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mo
l
inn—nor
1W
'orn Kinks
.58” “83.685396
«11*:
Palmer Hammocks
Water (3061615.
9 AND MANY OTHER
Summer JOOdS
,a-
” HAHD‘WAHH.
.113 WASHINGTON STREET.
P110110 667.
. 11.11.. 191111 11111111 of Having Yourf
‘ Sunday Dinner at the
GLIFFORD
Na worrying about Ioloctlnu
your meats, no bother with
. inches or 39th when plmnni
wenthor comes. _
Courteous Sorvloo. .44
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent cooking. . .. - '
CHARLES 111-2111131115,
, . Rroprictor.
M Telebhouo 496.‘
moi-II LATEST AND IEST. ‘
LannMulren
912.75 or;
9 A‘ my mu nu 0! may gum...
teed High Him] flowers, It 66.60
to 311.00. ~11. ray-111mm
A complete assortment ”oi the best
grades or RAKEB. HOEB. GARDEN
FORKS, GHOVELS. SPADES. and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work '
promptly attended to.T‘
liorvalk 1111615111101.
89 Main St, NorWalk.
Telephone Call 9786.
81121101113 Pu
w, EAST NORWALK pom
Food Cooked to Order. ,,_
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John O’Sulllvan
Proprietofi."
HURAFFE IliNNirSllN,
45 won 31,, Norwslk. 1111119
3 Washlngton 8t, 80. Norwaik’. “l
Real Estateand Insurance.
We havo several declded‘barnaim
in income producing preparty that
must increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
A Minimum Amount
' oi
Home Comfort,
Happiness.
. and
Contentment.
with a'Modicum oi Expense.
that is
on 11111111111. »
We are plpllllz‘ boosts at a
Minimum Coil.
Let 115 pins 111111.,
W PLUMJING Ann Hour/19*-
Snor- Dinners and All Kinds 0! Sen 1.
. 1311s: .10an ‘.s‘c‘HOTCI-zr
DOUBLE DiSTlLLED ‘
111.311.4111 of Turpnntme "'
(GEORGETOWN AM SPIRlTS)
WWW 1':
For fine 15.1.11... Lat-quota. Varniuhcri, Paint:
11111.. etc .
' 111111 CHARLES E. 511131.115 cousAN‘r;
’ Sole Sula Agents 9
Now York C31,.
I64 Front Street,
1111111111,
N11, 5.;‘111’7‘
,11
‘ East Nor-walk
452.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their: own name
without inrlorscr. All, transactions
strictly confidential. (‘all and soc 11,3
lNDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
iTY CO1.
Haviland Building. 'Washington, 8:.
Office hours. 9 a. In. to B p. m,.'
m' Air-r.
Milling Safer 11111111 111111——
IfHAN NEW YORK lREAk/ESTATE.
For years this Con npam‘, has paid
., % Guaranteed interest on no
Bond Shares 61)," cheék issue,“
semi-annually Owr hall’mlillot -
dollars paid to love stcrs to data
ASSETS NEARLY. $2 000, 000 CD.
Investments of f 11 $109 10 31111 not.
accepted, 1.1illllcl';.itrrg in 1311111111., '1'
from date of mo .lit
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Metal Ceiling, Etc.
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